Modelling Board

Together with the  International Soil Modelling Consortium  we are pleased to announce the launch of a new working group dedicated to advancing pollutant transport and fate modelling in soils. This group brings together experts and practitioners interested in understanding how contaminants move through soil systems, how they transform over time, and how these processes affect the functions and ecosystem services that soils provide.

The working group will meet regularly to monitor progress, share expertise and highlight key developments as part of ongoing efforts to improve and integrate soil pollution assessment models. The pollutants under study pose significant risks to the environment and human health in Europe and beyond, making it essential to establish robust modelling frameworks.

The group will explore a broad range of modelling approaches, including:

  • Modelling pollutant transport in soils
  • Modelling groundwater transport and coupled soil-groundwater transport
  • Modelling pollutant movement through water and wind erosion
  • New approaches focusing on PFAS uptake by plant root systems, a rapidly growing area of research.
Professor Ordinaire

Marnik Vanclooster

Belgium

Université catholique de Louvain

Professor Titular

Quirijn de Jong van Lie

Brazil

University of Sao Paulo

Professor

Nicolas Jarvis

Sweden

Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Principal Scientist

Brent Clothier

New Zealand

The New Zealand Institute for Plant & Food Research Ltd

Associate Professor

Yonggen Zhang

China

Tianjin University

Environment exposure modeller and Scientist

Bernhard Jene

Germany

BASF

Research Professor

Attila Nemes

Norway

NIBIO

Professor

Stephanie Fiedler

Germany

University of Heidelberg

Research Scientist

Scott Bradford

United States

USDA

Associate Professor

Yijan Zeng

Netherlands

University of Twente

Principal Scientist- Air Quality and Climate

Martijn Schaap

Netherlands

TNO (Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research)

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